Will ESA85A Report affect my DLA

I received my ESA 85A Med report today after waiting for 4 months!. I was placed in the support group 2 months ago but that is not the problem.

The advice on the report says that “This person meets the criteria for having limited capability for work” and the Prognosis says that “A return to work is unlikely in the longer term”.

The Medical report says that “The evidence does not suggest that the client has any severely restricted musculo-skeletal function, such that he would be unable to mobilise more than 50 metres, or transfer between seats without assistance from another person”. This is not the case, I have two prolapsed discs, for which I take copious amounts of morphine, collateral nerve damage suffered during an operation on my aorta and legs, unstable angina when walking or at rest, claudication in both lower legs, and I constantly fall over due to a mixture of these complications.

I get higher rate DLA and middle rate care, my problem is, this report may well affect my eligibility for higher rate DLA and care allowance when I go before a medical officer in 2013, when DLA medicals are due to start.

My question is, should I appeal(and if so how)this medical report (written by a Registered Nurse who calls herself an Approved Disability Analyst) and who did not interview me but only had access to my ESA form that I had completed and which contained all the relevant information.

I understand that there will be no right to appeal DLA medicals and if this report, as it stands, is used to assess my eligibility for DLA, then this may well mean that I will lose the right to a mobility car and severely restrict my ability to get out and about.

I think I met several descriptors, so was put straight onto support group without a medical interview. But I don't know who made decision to put me in that group, I suppose it was someone in DWP.

I'm not talking about PIP Gordon. As I understand it, all people on DLA will be re-assessed from 2013 onwards and as I am just 60, I still have several years in DLA before going onto PIP. That is why I was worried that the Medical report would affect my DLA assessment in 2013. Or am I wrong in that assumption?

Thanks Gordon.
I was awarded DLA "Indefinitely" in 2005, so maybe I won't have to face the Spanish Inquisition until 2014.
Is it possible to request a copy from the DLA decision maker of their report?